Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-19

tlnss dzEine f1a threaina q Foeks 4
1NeiE hnnEl.
Sames Waix. swrxn-L&ps d Rantun,
EnsN AallaE41s had 3 eouBsEAfian VIA
Lie1AeI CEA19aek gnoEliy after khs
nnal1G 81 HailofAnas bo3Ys Ne ted ne
ne U1u Who west q tta doof e Hallo-
r1naa deer oHiled ouf Pas o. = Haalaf-
xans be aid ihs man looknd e. Il h
- Eol1G . 90 tie gan; be lhan ran
- HAilofaRas hodys there waB lahls
Knife iying On hts hEnaat; there wnS q
c1rk knife 1aHa hack Ct hts nhouldnR; tie
blade w1a beswsEa I've and "a inshas
Iona: s vs. doabi1 eaRa8; think thera
rs crozs pteea nt 1ks banda; there
rs : revolver theEe. Knew NJ. Red.
dinqtnns be he 4 Eoe& Eepukation.
uf1s8 Ihera Vas m0i
many paopls asoun1 whan talked 10
O.Addoeki there we're diAhaa On he
table, the knife o. Halloxansa hFeael
likely fell o9 Ne table; don't knog II
ark knife tell oa table; hiH dinner was
paE1ly prepared Ia his huakea; didn't 10
Mc8 h1.faE % grease On he Dirk knils;
tneEe aEe $40 fooms IN HalloEan's house;
he doeE leading 30 TIE rast roam vas
almost oppos,te tbs outside doof; Hal
l1Ranss body lay In thu hack Koom; his
feel wsrs 81 the sin of The do0F.
fhgmae ReddinQfon, a9oKn-Am ona
q TIE defendants an fhia ezss; knew
halloran for eleven OF tuelve years: BE
lived af my hc1ss fer shout t9o years;
had quarrel With him about swo wears
sad haif ago; ] told him | didn,t want
him % bur any more eanaE fur my
children; be said afterwasf fhat thfa
was ~ insult 30 him; be lsft my houss;
had dispate With him onns wheu Ne
called ms names ana naid he would
have revenge "a me. and be uouid have
Il e night. Witness then testified e %
the rock throwing and What be ala q
have IL stepped. Mr.. GALLAGHER came
70 my hoess af my request borrowed
4 shotgun from Mr.. O0ahraue; / GOT Il
10 protest. myself; waited q aho1ana
bssauss / could shoof Uithout hsdlv
hurting any ones II had arife w0aid
have had 70 shoot - the name body;
the morning Of the shooting. after lhe
ROCKS we're th1own ran oRt Ct the back
door % that ] oould. Il possible. 80 ths
mani ar. Aoams. ana M. HtEanQ wexs
with me then; Mr.. GaIlaQheF vas with me
part Of the times had Gun along; !
had Is 70 protect myself; when nsAs
kenton ] tuEned 80 the left; saw tracks
wena near tie eabiB; Mr.. Gallagher cot
ahead Of me. tPhctoRrapL Of Halo
ran's house shown giknea.l ] was IN
side Of the pasture; crossed the fence
below The cabin; when 500 10 lhs door
Of the cabin ! mei Gallagher coming
cat; had some conversation with Hal
loFan; ! aaksd him II be had been throw
ing rocks again; he said would have
TO show Il; | said would have him up
to Seattle; be said. y0a son Of Q IL
won't CO. and he made al me with Q
knife; The Gun wsnt %, ! dan't know
boz; had e eecked; THAI vas because
! vas afraid Of him; I then took the
gun and went towards my farm; ie-
tended going 10 Seattle on the II O'Clock
train and give myself up.
Cross - Saw Hallofan
going down the read, after the stones
we're thrown, the morning Hailcran
vas killed; say him While be vas goieg
l50 yards; didn't then follow him; after
ward Mr. 0aiiaRheE and others ard my
self went towards Renion; didn't see
Draddock; didn't eel behind q stump;
don't know If GailaheeF did; don't know
where 6allagsr vent after /
went through the rats into the
pastures l crossed over The
fence aud want 40 70 the cabin; went
there 70 get him 70 c0cae 20 Seattle; /
wasn't afraid 10 20 TO the house, Be
cause / knew Gallagher wns aRound
somewhere ;saW Gallagher coming outof
the door as was going 10 the door; Yea
four or i've feet from the door when
say HalloraH; GALLAGHER had lost Rot
out; the gun was not inside the door.
Q.-Why didn't y0n run when you
saw Hallosan coming ~ you with G
knifef
Al was AFRAID.
Odd HalI0ran sag auythinRl
A.--No, sir.
Odd yon hear him fallf
Al did not.
Q-Did Jon know yOu had shot himi
A.-Nc, SIR.
Q.-Whyf
A.-Beeauae ran away.
al thouRht yon vera afraid 10 run
away.
A.--s0 l was. when HAIloran vas
coming at me, but I got 90 excited Whsn
the gun went 81 that I didn't know
what ] vas doing. At this point the
cross examination branched OF upoa
what occurred between the witness and
the prosecuting attorney when witness
was trying 20 have HalloFan indicted,
and did not involve the merits Of the
case.
Mr.. 5tranR Feoalled-Rsuemter The
day Halloran vas shot; went down tue
road thai morning alone near 10 Wells
worth bridge; GALLAGHER vas ahead Of
me; saw tracks 10 The road; IL vas about
800 yards befond tbs fridge; there were
tracks going bSth ways; they eppeered
20 have been made By both shoes; she
nails appeared 10 be pretty well vera,
g nail ouA here and there; SAY Halo
rams shoes Afterwards; they were on his
| fees a. be lay ID bic cabin; The shoes
appeared 70 be the sans siss and SHAPE
a. the tracks IN ths dust.
Cross examinAtion-The shoes seemed
10 be dry.
Mr.. Adams Fecalled-I vent down The
road the morning HalloEan vas killed
my attention vas called 10 the tracks Ia
| the road as vas coming back; the road
Was dry.
At this paint the prosecution foFuAIIy
admitted the good reputation q Mr.
ReddinQton.
Patrick Gallagher sworn - Kaox
l 4 UGutLa GaE40AALtN0 GA14 y 0tlsIA NhAk
loran; knew them about II years; revs'
had any trouble with him; Mr.. Kidding
ton came for me 70 STAY With him % ~
housa beeaHss be Waa afraid beeaus'
Pas Hail0rsn YES throwing stones q
bis house; ] went With him; sook 20
siticn that niGht 30 watch; heard a ssaDi
strike the window. Witness then CIV
q general account Of the saone thr09inG
The morning Hailofan wss shot hssrl
rocks thrown against Rsodingtonl
heassl ] wss sleeping there; got u
and after going outside and seeing u
one / went back sud got my gan. sa'
tracks; followed them; sal down; Nj
stang came up; then vent 90; loo
the tracks, found them again ana sooI
afterwards | got 10 HalloFan's cabin;
met HailoEan at the corner Of his cabin
his back vas % ne; bid him goo.
moFninR, he didn't answer me; bis bec
vas 20 me; ssw from his shoes tHaf b
was the man; be started 10 20 Ia; san
"Paa they are after you and viii han
j yea; Nh. Rsadi1Rten came 40 ssaE
Witness thea described What occafre
between Reddington and GallaRhei
substantially the same % testified 70 3
Mr.. ReddiHeton. Witness eonfiruet
I nred no shots; gave The Ran oaek :
Mr. Adams.
II Coart then sdioaFnsd aDsiI this norr
me a. > O'clock